equity security

American  

noun

1. a security, especially a common stock, representing an ownership rather than a debt claim.

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Etymology

Origin of equity security

First recorded in 1925–30

Example Sentences

"Big picture, DR programs do carry slightly more risk than a regular equity security because of that additional layer between the companies and investors," he said.

From Reuters

It would also apply to those who hold a short position of at least $500,000 in an equity security of a nonreporting issuer.

From Reuters

Hall said ID.me is “deeply committed to access, equity, security and privacy” and has worked “to advance a consumer-centric model of identity verification where individuals — not data brokers or credit bureaus — get to decide how their data is shared.”

From Washington Post

“The roles they will take on are where the rubber meets the road – where competent and crisis-tested governance can make a meaningful difference in people’s lives, enhancing the dignity, equity, security, and prosperity of the day-to-day lives of Americans,” Biden said in a statement.

From The Guardian

“The roles they will take on are where the rubber meets the road - where competent and crisis-tested governance can make a meaningful difference in people’s lives, enhancing the dignity, equity, security, and prosperity of the day-to-day lives of Americans,” Biden said in a statement.

From Washington Times